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2007–08 Football Conference

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Football league season
Football Conference
Season2007-08

The2007–08 season was the 29th season of theFootball Conference.

Conference Premier

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A total of 24 teams contested the division, including 19 sides fromlast season, one relegated from the Football League Two, two promoted from the Conference North and two promoted from the Conference South.

Promotion and relegation

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Teams promoted from2006–07 Conference North

Teams promoted from2006–07 Conference South

Teams relegated from2006–07 League Two

Boston United were also relegated from the Football League, but were placed in the Conference North due to financial problems.Altrincham, who had finished in the relegation zone in the2006–07 season, were reprieved in order for the division to remain at 24 teams.

Overall

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Aldershot Town made a return to theFootball League,Aldershot F.C. having actually folded during the league season of1991–92 league season. Its successorAldershot Town F.C., however, actually made an exceptionally bad start of the season, losing two of their first three home games, but after that they gained a form that produced Football Conference records, such as their 31 wins and the 101 points, wrapping up the title and the promotion well ahead of the end of the season. A key factor was their ability to avoid drawn matches, of which they only had eight. And even then six of them occurred during the nine games when they were wrapping up the title.

The play-offs sawlocal rivalsExeter City andTorquay United facing each other for a chance to play for a promotion to the Football League. Torquay had the upper hand at first, winning the first leg on Exeter's soil with 1–2, and they on home ground they were leading 1–0 (3–1 aggregate) with just 20 minutes left, when Exeter ended their hopes with a burst of four goals to wrap up the series with a 5–3 aggregate win. Exeter eventually won 1–0 overCambridge United atWembley to seal their return to the League.

As usual, the biggest average crowds were seen inOxford, with an average of 4,728 spectators per game and an aggregate of 108,750, but actually they fell fifth in highest attendances, with theWest Country derby betweenExeter City andTorquay United drawing the biggest crowd of the season with 7,839 spectators, followed by theCambridgeshire derby ofCambridge United vHiston with 7,125, another West Country derby between Torquay and Exeter with 6,021 and evenAldershot Town vWeymouth with 5,980, leaving Oxford behind in their top drawing match againstCrawley Town with their 5,900 spectators.Droylsden had the fewest spectators, with an aggregate of 14,800, meaning an average crowd of 643 spectators, with a high of 1,178 againstAltrincham.[1]

League table

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Football league season
Conference Premier
Season2007–08[1][2]
ChampionsAldershot Town (1stFootball Conference title)
Promoted toLeague TwoAldershot Town,
Exeter City
Relegated toConference North/Conference SouthDroylsden,
Farsley Celtic,
Stafford Rangers
Relegated toLevel 8Halifax Town
Promoted for the next seasonBarrow,
Eastbourne Borough,
Kettering Town,
Lewes
Matches552
Goals1,559 (2.82 per match)
Top goalscorerStuart Fleetwood(Forest Green Rovers), 28
Biggest home winKidderminster Harriers –Stafford Rangers 6–0 (4 March 2008)
Biggest away winWeymouth –Forest Green Rovers 0–6 (4 March 2008)
Highest scoringEbbsfleet –Kidderminster 5–4 (15 September 2007);
Histon –Torquay United 4–5 (18 September 2007)
Longest winning run?
Longest unbeaten run?
Longest losing run?
Highest attendanceExeter City vTorquay United, 7,839 (26 December 2007)
Lowest attendanceDroylsden vEbbsfleet, 252 (17 April 2008)
Average attendance1,799 (– 6% compared with the previous season)

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification or relegation
1Aldershot Town(C, P)4631878248+34101Promotion toFootball League Two
2Cambridge United462511106841+2786Qualification for theConference Premier play-offs
3Torquay United46268128357+2686
4Exeter City(O, P)46221778358+2583
5Burton Albion462312117956+2381
6Stevenage Borough46247158255+2779
7Histon462012147667+972
8Forest Green Rovers461914137659+1771
9Oxford United462011155648+871
10Grays Athletic461913145847+1170
11Ebbsfleet United461912156561+469
12Salisbury City461814147060+1068
13Kidderminster Harriers461910177457+1767
14York City461711187174−362
15Crawley Town46199187367+660[a]
16Rushden & Diamonds461514175555059
17Woking461217175361−853
18Weymouth461113225373−2046
19Northwich Victoria461111245278−2644
20Halifax Town461216186170−942[b]Club resigned and folded
21Altrincham46914235682−2641
22Farsley Celtic(R)46109274886−3839Relegation toConference North
23Stafford Rangers(R)46510314299−5725
24Droylsden(R)46593246103−5724
Source:[1][4]
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.
(C) Champions;(O) Play-off winners;(P) Promoted;(R) Relegated
Notes:
  1. ^Crawley Town were deducted 6 points for a breach of financial regulations.[3]
  2. ^Halifax Town were deducted 10 points for entering administration and later resigned from the Conference due to financial problems. These resulted in the folding of the club, but it was soon reformed with nameF.C. Halifax Town, and was able to play competitive football inNorthern Premier League Division One North, onLevel 8 of theEnglish football league system.

Locations

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Locations of theConference Premier 2007–08 teams

Results

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Home \ AwayALDALTBRTCAMCRADROEBBEXEFARFGRGRYHALHISKIDNOROXFR&DSALSTASTBTORWEYWOKYOR
Aldershot Town2–11–00–00–13–12–02–04–30–13–21–03–12–15–01–02–12–14–33–10–30–02–12–0
Altrincham1–20–00–32–33–21–31–40–01–00–13–31–22–11–21–31–23–12–01–51–13–22–22–2
Burton Albion2–02–11–21–03–01–14–41–01–12–32–11–30–24–11–22–14–32–13–03–12–12–04–3
Cambridge United1–12–10–02–15–01–10–15–12–01–02–21–00–32–12–11–01–11–22–12–00–01–02–0
Crawley Town0–10–11–12–15–01–22–24–13–02–10–41–00–42–12–04–11–11–12–12–31–15–36–1
Droylsden2–20–20–20–21–21–12–30–35–31–22–00–11–01–33–11–40–01–10–31–21–31–13–4
Ebbsfleet United2–22–02–12–11–02–01–13–10–24–11–00–15–42–11–30–32–12–10–12–14–11–11–2
Exeter City1–12–11–41–12–01–11–12–13–31–01–02–11–02–12–02–24–24–14–04–30–02–21–1
Farsley Celtic1–31–10–12–11–51–21–10–20–21–33–01–31–12–10–10–12–21–00–01–24–23–01–4
Forest Green Rovers2–33–13–13–11–03–22–21–12–21–22–03–12–24–10–00–10–31–24–22–23–22–11–2
Grays Athletic2–11–00–02–12–13–11–10–21–00–13–30–15–13–10–03–01–15–10–22–00–21–10–2
Halifax Town0–02–22–21–23–03–01–00–32–01–10–00–01–63–10–31–11–10–01–23–22–11–02–2
Histon1–21–02–21–03–02–03–22–21–22–22–21–32–11–11–02–12–03–31–44–52–20–13–1
Kidderminster Harriers1–21–14–11–01–13–12–14–02–11–01–01–01–10–00–22–01–26–00–22–50–21–13–0
Northwich Victoria1–21–20–20–22–03–33–30–04–01–11–02–21–31–11–01–00–14–30–21–32–21–30–1
Oxford United2–34–00–31–21–01–00–02–25–11–00–01–13–00–00–11–02–12–12–13–30–10–01–1
Rushden & Diamonds1–11–00–01–21–10–00–10–21–01–21–12–22–30–11–05–00–01–10–02–13–22–11–1
Salisbury City0–43–32–00–24–13–12–12–01–10–00–11–03–30–12–03–11–11–01–00–01–12–13–0
Stafford Rangers1–21–10–31–11–32–10–11–50–21–30–22–31–11–30–00–10–11–51–20–22–10–10–4
Stevenage Borough3–12–13–31–23–15–03–10–14–00–00–02–32–12–11–20–02–13–13–01–33–01–13–2
Torquay United1–21–11–21–21–22–13–11–00–11–00–03–11–01–01–03–23–24–02–04–23–22–00–0
Weymouth0–22–21–22–21–22–12–03–10–00–61–12–10–12–12–00–11–20–31–31–00–00–11–2
Woking0–12–02–10–01–11–11–01–12–01–10–11–03–33–02–31–21–13–22–20–20–13–00–3
York City2–02–20–01–21–12–10–13–24–10–22–03–21–42–21–10–12–31–32–00–20–12–02–3
Updated to match(es) played on unknown. Source:[2] Soccerbase
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Play-offs

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Main article:2008 Conference Premier play-off Final
Semifinals
1st leg 1/2 May; 2nd leg 5/6 May		Final atWembley
18 May 2008
        
2ndCambridge United224
5thBurton Albion213
2ndCambridge United0
4thExeter City1
3rdTorquay United213
4thExeter City145

Semifinals

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1st Leg
Burton Albion2–2Cambridge United
Report
Attendance: 5,757
Referee: S Hooper
2nd Leg
Cambridge United2–1Burton Albion
Report
Attendance: 7,276
Referee: M Mullarkey

Cambridge United won 4–3 on Aggregate.

1st Leg
Exeter City1–2Torquay United
Report
Attendance: 8,276
2nd Leg
Torquay United1–4Exeter City
Report
Attendance: 6,015
Referee: C Sarginson

Exeter City won 5–3 on Aggregate.

Play-Off Final

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Cambridge United0–1Exeter City
Report
Attendance: 42,511
Referee: Craig Pawson

Top scorers in order of league goals

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RankPlayerClubLeaguePlay-offsFA CupFA TrophyTotal
1Stuart FleetwoodForest Green Rovers2806236
2Steve MorisonStevenage Borough2200123
3Colin LittleAltrincham2101124
4John GrantAldershot Town2000525
=Jon ShawHalifax Town2001425
6Daryl ClareBurton Albion1932324
=Tim SillsTorquay United1910222
8Richard LoganExeter City1810019
=Chris ZebroskiTorquay United1820020
=Matt TubbsSalisbury City1800018
11Scott RendellCambridge United1704219
=Mark BeesleyForest Green Rovers /
Cambridge United		1702019
=Iyseden ChristieKidderminster Harriers1700017

Source:[1]

Conference North

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Football league season
Conference North
Season2007–08[1][2]
ChampionsKettering Town (1stFootball Conference North title)
Direct promotionKettering Town
Promoted through play-offsBarrow
demoted toLevel 7, expelled or reformedLeigh RMI;
Nuneaton (reformed and demoted);
Boston United (expelled)
Promoted for the next seasonFleetwood Town,
Gateshead,
King's Lynn
Matches462
Biggest home winBlyth Spartans –Worcester City 6–0 (12 April 2008);
Kettering Town –Vauxhall Motors 6–0 (18 August 2007);
Stalybridge Celtic –Redditch United 6–0 (26 April 2008)
Biggest away winVauxhall Motors –Kettering Town 0–6 (1 March 2008)
Highest scoringHyde United –Vauxhall Motors 6–3 (13 August 2007)
Longest winning run?
Longest unbeaten run?
Longest losing run?
Highest attendance?
Lowest attendance?
Average attendance?

Promotion and relegation

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A total of 22 teams contested the division, including 17 sides fromlast season, one relegated from Football League Two, two relegated from the Conference National and two promoted from the Northern Premier League.

Teams promoted from2006–07 Northern Premier League Premier Division

Teams relegated from2006–07 Conference National

Teams relegated from2006–07 League Two

Boston United were transferred down two divisions due to financial problems. At the end of the season still under entering administration, Boston United were relegated another division down.

League table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsPromotion or relegation
1Kettering Town(C, P)4230759334+5997Promotion toConference Premier
2AFC Telford United42248107043+2780Qualification for theConference North play-offs
3Stalybridge Celtic42254138851+3779
4Southport42221197750+2777
5Barrow(O, P)42211387039+3176
6Harrogate Town422111105541+1474
7Nuneaton Borough(R)42191495840+1871Demoted to theSouthern League Division One Midlands[a]
8Burscough42198156258+465
9Hyde United42203198466+1863
10Boston United(R)42178176557+859Demoted to theNorthern Premier League Premier Division[b]
11Gainsborough Trinity421512156265−357
12Worcester City421412164868−2054Transferred toConference South
13Redditch United42158194158−1753
14Workington421311185256−450
15Tamworth421311185359−650
16Alfreton Town421211194954−547
17Solihull Moors421211195076−2647
18Blyth Spartans421210205262−1046
19Hinckley United421112194869−2145
20Hucknall Town42116255375−2239Reprived from relegation[c]
21Vauxhall Motors42772842100−5828
22Leigh RMI(R)4268283687−5126Relegation to theNorthern Premier League Premier Division
Source:[citation needed]
(C) Champions;(O) Play-off winners;(P) Promoted;(R) Relegated
Notes:
  1. ^In June 2008,Nuneaton Borough went into liquidation but were immediately reformed asNuneaton Town. They underwent a double demotion to theSouthern League Division One Midlands,Level 8 of theEnglish football league system.
  2. ^Boston United were demoted to theNorthern Premier League Premier Division for failing to get out of administration by the end of the season.
  3. ^Hucknall Town andVauxhall Motors were reprieved from relegation due to the demotions ofNuneaton Borough andBoston United.

Locations

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Locations of theFootball Conference North 2007–2008 teams

Results

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Home \ AwayTELALFBRWBLYBOSBURGAIHARHINHUCHYDKETLEINUNREDSOLSOUSTLTAMVAUWRCWRK
AFC Telford United3–00–23–11–11–02–13–13–01–02–10–16–10–01–04–01–53–04–13–21–13–3
Alfreton Town0–10–01–12–11–23–11–20–02–10–31–21–01–30–00–01–23–41–24–03–12–0
Barrow4–02–11–11–04–14–12–20–12–11–01–11–20–12–05–11–01–32–04–11–01–1
Blyth Spartans1–22–02–32–11–41–10–11–31–20–22–02–01–02–41–21–00–11–10–26–00–2
Boston United2–12–12–13–20–10–10–11–12–32–10–15–11–13–02–01–23–11–05–12–22–0
Burscough1–31–12–12–22–12–22–11–12–13–21–15–22–00–22–21–10–22–30–02–10–1
Gainsborough Trinity1–12–21–14–01–30–10–12–24–13–33–12–11–13–00–20–32–11–03–01–11–1
Harrogate Town1–00–12–20–13–20–13–11–10–02–10–00–01–22–01–01–02–03–22–00–11–1
Hinckley United1–11–01–21–10–11–01–22–32–12–10–03–10–01–20–12–30–32–00–12–42–1
Hucknall Town0–22–20–10–31–20–20–10–11–11–40–23–02–21–22–21–20–33–12–05–01–3
Hyde United1–00–22–12–42–11–03–02–25–24–20–31–12–04–03–01–31–31–26–33–11–2
Kettering Town3–01–13–11–03–00–12–13–15–23–20–23–03–22–06–15–20–12–16–03–03–1
Leigh RMI0–31–01–20–22–22–11–30–22–12–01–51–41–30–11–10–11–30–03–10–12–1
Nuneaton Borough2–01–00–01–12–22–32–21–24–02–11–01–11–01–02–10–22–11–02–01–13–0
Redditch United0–11–10–51–03–13–11–01–33–20–13–10–21–10–00–11–10–23–12–03–02–0
Solihull Moors2–00–31–10–11–31–33–13–10–22–21–41–31–03–10–04–10–41–01–12–32–2
Southport1–11–01–12–12–21–03–00–04–05–02–10–12–02–21–13–22–32–23–20–11–1
Stalybridge Celtic1–23–12–20–03–02–45–13–22–10–33–10–13–10–26–04–02–20–04–11–03–0
Tamworth0–00–10–03–01–14–22–21–13–04–02–11–22–01–21–00–21–32–01–10–22–0
Vauxhall Motors1–33–20–22–21–02–00–30–10–10–33–40–62–20–02–03–21–22–51–31–12–5
Worcester City0–31–11–12–22–12–10–11–12–10–10–22–33–10–41–00–02–12–13–31–02–2
Workington0–11–20–12–00–10–11–20–11–11–32–01–12–12–01–11–12–31–05–01–01–0
Updated to match(es) played on unknown. Source:Sky Sports Football Yearbook 2008–2009. Glenda Rollin & Jack Rollin (eds.). Headline, 2008.
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Play-offs

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SemifinalsFinal inBurton
        
2ndAFC Telford United000
5thBarrow224
3rdStalybridge Celtic0
5thBarrow1
3rdStalybridge Celtic (pen.)022 (5)
4thSouthport112 (3)

Semifinals

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1st Leg
Barrow2–0AFC Telford United
Attendance: 2,701
2nd Leg
AFC Telford United0–2Barrow
Attendance: 4,123

Barrow won 4–0 on Aggregate.

1st Leg
Southport1–0Stalybridge Celtic
Report
Attendance: 1,361
2nd Leg
Stalybridge Celtic2–1Southport
Report
Penalties
5–3
Attendance: 1,735
Referee: John Simpson

Stalybridge Celtic won 5–3 on penalties after tying 2–2 on Aggregate.

Play-Off Final

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Stalybridge Celtic0–1Barrow
Report
Attendance: 2,530

Conference South

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Football league season
Conference South
Season2007–08[1][2]
ChampionsLewes (1stFootball Conference South title)
Direct promotionLewes
Promoted through play-offsEastbourne Borough
Relegated toLevel 7Cambridge City,
Sutton United
Promoted for the next seasonChelmsford City,
Team Bath,
AFC Wimbledon,
Worcester City
Matches462
Goals1,339 (2.9 per match)
Biggest home winBromley –Thurrock 8–1 (26 December 2007)
Biggest away winBognor Regis –Lewes 0–5 (27 August 2007);
Maidenhead –Eastleigh 0–5 (8 March 2008);
St Albans City –Thurrock 0–5 (19 September 2007);
Thurrock –Hampton & Richmond 0–5 (7 September 2007)
Highest scoringBromley –Thurrock 8–1 (26 December 2007)
Longest winning run?
Longest unbeaten run?
Longest losing run?
Highest attendance?
Lowest attendance?
Average attendance?

Promotion and relegation

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A total of 22 teams contested the division, including 17 sides fromlast season, one relegated from the Conference National, two promoted from the Isthmian League and two promoted from the Southern Football League.

Teams promoted from2006–07 Southern League Premier Division

Teams promoted from2006–07 Isthmian League Premier Division

Teams relegated from2006–07 Conference National

League table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsPromotion or relegation
1Lewes(C, P)4227878139+4289Promotion toConference Premier
2Eastbourne Borough(O, P)42231188338+4580Qualification for theConference South play-offs
3Hampton & Richmond Borough42211478749+3877
4Fisher Athletic42225156561+471
5Braintree Town421912115242+1069
6Eastleigh421910137662+1467
7Havant & Waterlooville421910135953+667
8Bath City421715105936+2366
9Newport County421812126449+1566
10Bishop's Stortford421810147260+1264
11Bromley42197167766+1164
12Thurrock42189156364−163
13Hayes & Yeading United421412166773−654
14Cambridge City(R)421410187172−152Demoted to theSouthern League Premier Division[a]
15Basingstoke Town421214165475−2150
16Welling United42137224164−2346
17Maidenhead United421112195659−345
18Bognor Regis Town421111204967−1844
19St Albans City421012204369−2642
20Weston-super-Mare42910235285−3337Reprived from relegation[b]
21Dorchester Town42810243670−3434
22Sutton United(R)4259283286−5424Relegation to theIsthmian League Premier Division
Source:[citation needed]
(C) Champions;(O) Play-off winners;(P) Promoted;(R) Relegated
Notes:
  1. ^Cambridge City were demoted for failing to comply to stadium regulations.
  2. ^Weston-super-Mare andDorchester Town were reprieved from relegation due to the demotion ofCambridge City and the folding ofHalifax Town in the Conference Premier.

Locations

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Locations of theFootball Conference South 2007–2008 teams
Locations of theFootball Conference South London teams 2007–2008

Results

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Home \ AwayBASBATBSTBOGBRABROCAMDOREABEASFISH&RH&WH&YLEWMDHNPCSACSUTTHUWELWSM
Basingstoke Town0–41–23–22–21–12–11–02–33–41–51–22–31–11–10–03–13–11–03–02–10–0
Bath City0–14–00–00–01–12–01–00–02–00–12–01–12–21–12–01–13–02–33–12–01–0
Bishop's Stortford0–01–15–33–42–04–00–02–12–21–26–24–10–11–52–10–03–43–11–01–22–2
Bognor Regis Town1–11–30–22–11–22–00–00–20–30–12–41–13–00–51–20–21–01–13–10–02–0
Braintree Town2–12–02–13–22–10–11–01–00–22–33–01–00–13–01–10–00–01–00–02–14–0
Bromley3–21–13–12–14–03–10–11–31–21–20–22–12–11–21–12–23–41–08–12–03–1
Cambridge City3–02–22–42–20–01–22–21–11–13–21–22–01–41–33–00–24–04–12–23–15–1
Dorchester Town1–01–10–41–10–12–33–20–40–12–10–10–11–01–32–12–30–30–00–10–01–2
Eastbourne Borough6–00–01–13–02–01–20–14–13–24–00–02–23–10–22–10–04–03–01–01–02–2
Eastleigh1–14–40–01–02–11–41–03–11–23–01–11–11–43–03–20–21–11–20–03–13–2
Fisher Athletic4–12–10–13–12–00–31–11–10–41–40–34–24–20–30–11–30–04–22–03–23–1
Hampton & Richmond2–20–01–11–13–03–22–24–00–23–10–21–14–16–01–11–04–12–22–34–05–1
Havant & Waterlooville1–11–01–22–00–01–02–14–02–11–01–00–34–11–20–32–03–12–03–01–01–1
Hayes & Yeading United1–13–02–20–23–36–13–12–21–12–42–10–03–12–11–41–32–13–31–10–12–2
Lewes4–01–01–00–10–02–23–12–02–23–21–01–24–02–10–01–00–24–01–02–03–0
Maidenhead United1–20–15–01–20–12–31–13–11–20–52–31–23–30–10–02–30–01–11–20–10–0
Newport County2–02–31–02–22–03–14–13–21–11–21–22–20–11–11–31–12–02–01–40–15–0
St Albans City4–11–21–21–11–11–00–20–32–33–20–11–11–02–01–10–30–01–20–51–20–3
Sutton United1–20–40–10–20–32–20–31–31–50–00–22–11–31–20–32–30–10–01–01–20–3
Thurrock1–11–01–01–01–12–15–23–13–24–10–00–50–22–02–32–33–01–12–12–03–2
Welling United0–11–02–12–30–23–12–61–11–03–10–11–31–11–20–40–21–20–00–02–22–1
Weston-super-Mare3–30–20–43–21–20–10–11–01–20–31–12–23–13–11–21–22–20–33–03–10–3
Updated to match(es) played on unknown. Source:Sky Sports Football Yearbook 2008–2009. Glenda Rollin & Jack Rollin (eds.). Headline, 2008.
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Play-offs

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SemifinalsFinal inStevenage
        
2ndEastbourne Borough235
5thBraintree Town000
2ndEastbourne Borough2
3rdHampton & Richmond Borough0
3rdHampton & Richmond B. (pen.)101 (4)
4thFisher Athletic101 (2)

Semifinals

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1st Leg
Braintree Town0–2Eastbourne Borough
Attendance: 1,017
2nd Leg
Eastbourne Borough3–0Braintree Town
Attendance: 1,802
1st Leg
Fisher Athletic1–1Hampton & Richmond Borough
Attendance: 450
2nd Leg
Hampton & Richmond Borough0–0Fisher Athletic
Report
Penalties
4–2
The Rocket Hospitality Beveree Stadium,Hampton
Attendance: 1,489

Hampton and Richmond Borough won 4–2 on penalties after tying 1–1 on Aggregate.

Play-Off Final

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Eastbourne Borough2–0Hampton & Richmond Borough
Report
Attendance: 1,077

References

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  1. ^abcdefSky Sports Football Yearbook 2007–2008. Glenda Rollin & Jack Rollin (eds.). Headline, 2008.
  2. ^abc[1] Soccerbase
  3. ^Football Conference[permanent dead link], 10 October 2007. Retrieved 30 October 2007.
  4. ^"England 2007–08". Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation. Retrieved18 November 2010.

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